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The document is an application form for individuals seeking to become certified residential contractors in Florida, specifically for those qualifying a business. It outlines the necessary requirements, including fees, credit reports, electronic fingerprints, and supporting documentation. The application also details qualifications needed for certification, methods of qualification based on experience or education, and additional information required if applying with a Financially Responsible Officer. Instructions for completing the application and submitting it to the Department of Business and Professional Regulation are provided.

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Begin with Section I, where you select the application type. Choose either 'Certified License and Qualify a Business' or 'Certified License and Qualify a Business with a Financially Responsible Officer'.
In Section II, provide your personal information including your full legal name, Social Security number, and contact details. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for processing.
Move to Section III to indicate your qualifications. Select one method of qualification that best describes your experience in construction.
Complete Section IV by entering the business information that you are qualifying. Include the business name, type, and Federal Employer ID Number (FEID).
In Sections V and VI, provide details about the primary and secondary qualifiers responsible for supervising construction work.
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How hard is the Florida general contractor test?

A general contractors license in Florida ALLOWS you to: Build, repair, and remodel any type of building, regardless of size or number of stories. Construct or alter the structural components of a building or structure. Remodel any type of commercial or residential property.

What is a qualified agent?

As of Mar 14, 2025, the average hourly pay for a Qualifying Agent in Florida is $14.63 an hour. While ZipRecruiter is seeing salaries as high as $30.45 and as low as $7.28, the majority of Qualifying Agent salaries currently range between $9.57 (25th percentile) to $16.47 (75th percentile) in Florida.

Who is a qualifying agent for general contractors in Florida?

General Contractor License Requirements Being at least 18 years of age. Passing all required state certification examinations. Meeting experience and educational requirements. Completing a background check. Obtaining public liability and property damage insurance.

What is a qualifying agent in Florida?

Qualified Agent means a third-party transfer agent or other intermediary that is qualified to provide the subject service(s). For the avoidance of doubt, any Affiliate of the Company may act as a Qualified Agent for purposes of this Agreement to the extent such entity is qualified to provide the subject service(s).

How to get a certified general contractor license in Florida?

The three parts of the Florida General Contractor Exam are considered challenging due to their breadth and depth. They require a solid understanding of both business principles and trade-specific knowledge. Each part is also known for its length: Business and Finance 6.5 hours.